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This is a photograph of the fence factory in Sunbury, OH, located at 140 E. Granville St. It is currently the Great Midwest Yacht Co., owned and operated by Douglas Laber.

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This photo shows 4 men standing in a grassy field who may be Big Walnut football coaches. The first man on the left is wearing a shirt that says "PROPERTY OF BIG WAL 21." The third man could be holding a helmet, and the fourth man is holding a…

This photo was taken at the Future Farmers of America Banquet in the cafeteria of the Big Walnut High School.

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This photograph shows, at right, a gas burning machinery supply line inside the Sunbury Creamery. A man is standing behind the machine.

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This has been identified as the George and Dorothy Griffith farm by their granddaughter, Penny Woehle. The Griffith's moved from Lindon to Galena in 1947 where they owned a restaurant where Mudflats is today. Mr. Griffith planted the pine trees that…

This is a photo of a Big Walnut High School Graduation ceremony that took place in the high school gym.

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This photo is of a building that has been identified as the Sunbury fence factory located at 140 E. Granville St. It is currently the Great Midwest Yacht Co., owned and operated by Douglas Laber.

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This photograph shows 5 men wearing hats, long winter coats, and heavy boots. The gentleman on the right is holding a shovel.

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This photo shows Hazel Mathews (center) and Lillie Kempton (right) who are cousins by their mothers Lossie Mathews (Hazel) and Mary Francis Hildebrand (Lillie). The woman on the left is not yet identified.

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Special broadcast from Columbus's WBNS-10TV on the history and development of the Village of Sunbury, as well as a tour of the Town Square and businesses in the area as they were in 1987. According to the June 11, 1987 issue of the Columbus…